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first Prime Minister
of India and a central figure in
Indian politics before
and after independence. He emerged as the paramount
leader of the
Indian independence movement under the tutelage of Mahatma Gandhi
and ruled India from its
establishment as an independent nation in 1947
until his death in 1964. He is considered to be the architect
of the
modern Indiannation-state: a sovereign,
socialist, secular, and democratic
republic.He was also known as Pandit
Nehru due to his roots with the
Kashmiri Pandit community while many
Indian children knew him as
Chacha Nehru ("Uncle Nehru").
In INDIA his birthday is celebrated as
BAL DIWAS (CHILDREN’S DAY)
Social Activities of Jawaharlal Nehru :
Jawaharlal Nehru was one of the
few Indian states men at that time who understood the need of proper
intellectual development of the Indian populace. Nehru realized that the only
way the Indian Republic can reestablish its presence in the world stage is
through the intellectual power of its citizens.
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Jawaharlal
stressed on the teaching of science and its practical application fields.
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“Special focus
was put on development of technology which resulted in the demand of IIT
graduates among corporate.”
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The establishment
of such learning centers also indirectly contributed to the emergence of the
Indian Republic as a pharmaceutical major in the late 1980's.
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Most of the
economical (cheapest) medicines in the world are produced and sold in India.
The capabilities of the Indian software industry have also amazed the
world.
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The government
schools provided free meals to its students. This scheme was the trump card of
Jawaharlal Nehru. The food acts as a magnet for the impoverished hungry
child. The food given in the primary education programs included milk in
addition to pulses for a healthy meal.
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The specter of
malnutrition in the 1950's and 1960's India were fought in this way. Jawaharlal
Nehru also established vocational schools for adults.
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Adult education
centers were created both in rural and urban areas. Higher technical schools
were also established.
The
success of Jawaharlal Nehru's reforms is apparent throughout the modern Indian
Republic. The booming economy of contemporary India underscores this
fact.
On this Children’s
day
let us know talents of some wonder kids,
Writing : Writing is a talent that all people
can’t do it. A school student of 7 years from North India left surprised with
her beautiful hand writing.
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In Schools
Every year Children’s day is celebrated in schools and give tribute to the
Legend Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru.
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